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August 18, 2008
Gar-Field grad advances to Olympic finals
Gar-Field High School graduate Sheena Tosta has advanced to the finals of the 400-meter hurdles at the Beijing Olympics.
August 17, 2008
P-Nats blank Pelicans
Nats head to Kinston for three-game series with Indians
Tosta advances to semifinals of 400-hurdles
Gar-Field graduate runs 56.12 in her heat on Sunday
August 16, 2008
A versatile contributor
Baker helps Colorado in many ways in field
Options galore for start of dove season
A lot to do to get ready
McCauley adjusting to pro ball
Former Osbourn star at Idaho Falls in rookie-level league
Much for U.S. Olympians to celebrate
From swimming, to volleyball to gymnastics, U.S. making noise in Beijing
August 15, 2008
Guzman’s thumb earns him rest
Nationals Notebook
Williams settling in at Tech, jersey and all
Column: Former Stonewall standout ready to battle for playing time at running back
Myrtle Beach doubles up Potomac
The Potomac Nationals had their Northern Division lead of the Carolina League dropped to 2.5 games Thursday night losing to Myrtle Beach 6-3.
August 14, 2008
Beamer wants to contend for gold
Jeff Beamer is picking it up in U-Cars at Old Dominion Speedway.
Weekly fishing report
Weekly fishing report
Alvarez has tools to play for Tech
William Alvarez continues to develop as he looks to get playing time this fall on the Virginia Tech offensive line.
Pruett returns after three-year absence
After three years away from coaching football, Bob Pruett had developed an intense itch to get back in the game.
Spurlock to play for Virginia
There wasn’t a college men’s basketball program that had recruited Tristan Spurlock harder or longer than the University of Virginia.
Rohr steps down at Brentsville
After 18 seasons, Chip Rohr said he has resigned as Brentsville’s boys’ soccer coach.
Odom goes all out for Hokies
Quillie Odom had no intention of easing into his first-ever practice as a Virginia Tech football player.
August 13, 2008
Manassas Park grad getting the job done
Zach Terrell has scored at least one touchdown in each of his last 16 games.
Potomac drops key division game to Frederick
Potomac Nationals manager Randy Knorr sat at his desk, quietly packing his bag for his team’s trip to Myrtle Beach.
August 12, 2008
Potomac’s rally falls short
Tying run gunned down at home plate in bottom of ninth
Loudoun Valley ekes past Battlefield golfers
Loudoun Valley’s golf team edged Battlefield in a Cedar Run District mini-tournament on Monday at the Loudoun Golf & Country Club.
Pope John Paul the Great opens its first football season
There is no nickname picked yet and construction of the education facilities is still under way, but the Pope John Paul the Great Catholic High School fall sports are in the midst of preparing for the 2008 season just like every other program in the state.
Stair becomes rookie on Virginia offensive line
For all the experience Zak Stair brings to the offensive line, he will, in one sense, enter his final college football season at the University of Virginia as a rookie.
August 11, 2008
King, Burgess made good first impressions
Burgess hits home run, King part of three-run rally in win
Gar-Field graduate happy to play for Virginia again
Crawford back on Cavs’ roster
Crescimbeni fails to qualify for 200 fly semis
Jose Crescimbeni, competing for Peru, misses the cut for the semifinals by five and a half seconds
August 10, 2008
Five Winston-Salem errors give Potomac a win
Team heads home for three-game series with Frederick
Lawrence wins 10th race of year at ODS
Driver wins 75-lap late model race
August 09, 2008
Redskins go to 2-0 in preseason
Though the Washington Redskins are 2-0 in the preseason, the games will be an afterthought a month from now, when rosters are down to 53 men and the games really do matter.
August 08, 2008
Potomac snaps streak in a big way
The Potomac Nationals belted out 17 hits en route to whipping Winston-Salem 11-2, snapping a four-game losing streak.
